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1989.10_Spiral, Serpent and Sunflower (049.1989), 2 of 2

Collection: exhibitions; sfaaarchive; americana

Contributor: Storefront for Art and Architecture

Language: English

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concept sketches for Serpent and for Sunflower

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TUESDAY OCTOBER 24, 1989 %u2013 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18, 1989

Spiral, Serpent and Sunflower was a retrospective exhibition of projects by Israeli architect Zvi Hecker. Works in the exhibition included %u201CSpiral,%u201D an apartment house in Ramat-Gan, Israel; %u201CSerpent,%u201D The Museum of Art in Palm Springs, California, and %u201CSunflower,%u201D Ramat-Hasharon City Center, Israel. Frequently incorporating spirals, polyhedric forms and logarythmic ordering, these works were experiments in the generation of organically- formed architectural entities.